El ojo del huracán is a free inprovisation work by Chefa Alonso playing soprano sax and Albert Klaus who plays piano.

Chefa Alonso (A Coruña) has been practising and teaching improvised music since 1995, as well as composing and perfoming music for theatre and dance. She gives improvisation workshops to musicians, dancers, actors, poets ... in Spain (univesities, conservatories and music schools) and other countries (Belgium – Brussels, Brasil – Sao Paulo, Niteroi) and conduct the Omega (Spontaneous Music Orchestra from Galicia).

Albert Kaul (Germani). His main musical interest is to cross boundary lines. This includes not only the lines between different musical styles, improvisation and composition, music and other genres but it reaches further to aspects of communication such as teaching and learning and performing and audience experiences.


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Reviewer: displatypus - - June 26, 2010
Subject: My Dick Grayson Moment
Disruptive Platypus writing about improvisational jazz is like Dick Grayson (Robin on the old Batman TV show) commenting on the coolness of some thing or another. But I figure with my love for and many hours listening to experimental electronic music, at least I know what I like. El ojo del huracán (alg-a) displays the talents of Chefa Alonso (soprano saxophone) and Albert Kaul (piano). The five improvisations clock in at just over 60 minutes, some of it “classic’ improvisational jazz and others using a smorgasbord of other percussion instruments.

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